Being Unplugged

Sorry to say but, I don’t like being unplugged. It was pure torture. I know I lived in a time when we left our phone home and didn’t worry about calls coming in. I know we didn’t have to have constant contact and we wold actually go to a library to look something up. But I like, no I love having a computer in my hand at all times. I love being able to contact anyone at any time. I don’t ever want to live off grid. Keep me plugged. Life is better than ever!

We also learned you just can’t plan for everything. But, when things go wrong don’t panic, spring into action. Luckily I live with McGiver so the broken window wasn’t a big deal. In fact it probably wouldn’t be a real problem for just about anyone–let’s face it–we had to clean up and cover up.

When you have a check list–use it. We have a check list for setting up and tearing down camp but, we thought we had this down pat. We left one time with the stairs down and the door unlocked. One time we stopped for lunch and just left our cups on the counter in the trailer. Luckily they were empty. And one time we forgot to plug the trailer into the truck–of course that was when we had to fix the window and we forgot we actually unplugged it. So it really wasn’t a “camping” stop. So use your check list